Pertinent email addresses are:
Mr. Daly
Board of Trustees:
kdsfarm@prodigy.net
Freeholderdimaio@aol.com
echamberlain@co.warren.nj.usSelect Staff email addresses:
austin@warren.edu
mdevlin@warren.edu
bacon@warren.edu
jbeeler@warren.edu
collins@warren.edu
depalma@warren.edu
guerin@warren.edu
dflorentine@warren.edu
shorwath@warren.edu
pratt@warren.edu
sintich@warren.edu
treichler@warren.edu
Cheers,
Lloyd
Thank you sir!
I noticed that too. How nice of a "public" institution.
John Peter Daly
Adjunct Instructor of English
(908) 328-5756
jpdalyca@yahoo.com
Fall 2005 Teaching Schedule
ENG 041 B Basic Writing TR 2pm-3:50pm
ENG 041 G Basic Writing TR 12pm-1:50pm
ENG 042 B Developmental Reading TR 9am-10:50am
Biographical Profile
B.A., Kean University
M.A., California State University at Northridge (magna cum laude)
Professor Daly received his MA in Linguistics from California State University , Northridge in 2000. John enjoys teaching writing most of all, aside from his interests in socio-linguistic theory. His 12 years experience working in public health research adds another dimension to his interests. His research background translates into years of hands-on experience in writing research documents and papers in the professional world. Two video-workbook collections that he produced and wrote have won awards and are currently used by the Canadian Department of Health. Often linguists do not use their skills to teach grammar and writing, but Professor Daly finds that linguists have a special view on language that may help studentsparticularly students who have had trouble in these areas in the past. English courses generally are taught from a rule-based perspective. Students become overwhelmed with these rules and often find the exceptions make them impossible to manage. Linguistics view language from a descriptive point of viewthat is they understand language in the same way you might organize a sock drawby dumping the contents on the ground and seeing what goes together until finally ending up with a super-efficient drawer (or deeper understand of grammar and writing). Students often respond to this approach.
If this is a public school, the web site should be open to the public. I would think it would be reasonable for either the State or Congress (as appropriate) to require this of any educational facility receiving public funds.
My message to Mr. Austin:
Who is this fool John Daly you have on your staff, and why does he call himself "Professor?"
They must have just done that today, because the page was open yesterday.
Thanks, Lloyd. Prof Daly is going to regret this.
Thank you. I sent this message to the POS and copied all of the others on your list. I wonder how their email server is doing.
Any emails to the "Professor" will just go into the bit bucket. We need to find out who controls the purse strings for this so called "college" and pressure them to shut it down completely.
BTTT...
Thanks Lloyd!
Freom Warren.edu's website:
For immediate release:
WCCC investigating controversial e-mail
Adjunct instructors comments gain national attention
WASHINGTON TWP. (Nov. 18, 2005) Officials at Warren County Community College are investigating political comments about the war in Iraq made by an adjunct instructor to a student via an e-mail message.
Responding earlier this week to a students invitation to attend a student club event, John Daly, an adjunct instructor of Basic Writing and Developmental English, e-mailed the student with a host of his own personal beliefs. The student club event, sponsored by the Young Americans for Freedom, featured Iraq war veteran Lt. Col. Scott Rutter as a guest speaker.
WCCC President Dr. William Austin personally welcomed guests to the event, held on Thursday, and introduced Rebecca Beach, president and secretary of the newly formed club. Lt. Col. Rutters talk was well received, and deemed a success by attendees.
WCCC is further investigating Mr. Dalys conduct and his expression of views in the classroom and on campus.
Indeed, Mr. Dalys comments have caused much controversy on and off campus. Dr. Austin said, I personally find Mr. Dalys e-mail disgraceful and offensive, yet I must maintain that the college be a place for free expression, ideas, and open debate.
Dr. Austin added, We must remember that Mr. Daly is just one instructor out of many here. These are apparently his personal political views. He does not represent the colleges views, mission, and core values. We are a small community college and are here to serve the community and will continue to do so.
The college will continue to keep its pulse on this issue while maintaining its high standards of professionalism and integrity of all concerned, noted Dr. Austin.
WCCC Chairman of the Board, Ed Smith, said, We are fortunate to live in a world where so many brave men and women are willing to fight and die for our freedoms, including the right to express ones opinions.